Hi there,

Well done on landing invitations again. Below are some ideas to get back in shape:

• If the interviewers provided actionable feedback, try to find cases replicating those areas and/or ask the peers you are practicing with to focus on that
• Go back to the previous cases you found more challenging. Redo them. See if you are improving on the points you previously had issues with
• Consider a coach if you are short of time and/or want a realistic assessment of your level

Best,

Francesco

Hi there,

Sorry to hear about your previous travails. I can assure you that you are not alone here - last year was indeed a particularly tough year!

There is certainly a fine line here between getting "back in shape" and overcasing. I'd highly recommend one or 2 sessions with a coach to identify your key weaknesses and try and jumpstart your prep.

From there, make sure to case with trusted, dynamics casers, and expose yourself to "non-standard" and unconventional cases.

Good luck!

Be sure to focus on efficiency from day 1 - do not waste time that you will need towards the end of your prep.

Get an objective view on where you stand right now. Book a coach to develop case drills approved by him. Drills can be done alone / with other candidates. Get a profession opinion on you progress in regulat intervals to make sure you make progress. Tackle the fine tuning of your skills together with a coach.

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